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Stream Data Centers / Garland / Texas / US
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This operator sells space and power, not GPU-hours. No price on GPUQuant refers to it.
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Published figures for 2023, from the source named under them.
United States as a whole ran at 384 g of CO2 per kWh in 2025, from Ember.
Those plants report to Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc..
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Buys San Antonio data centre with a direct connection to Azure services and a private link to Azure South Central
It will offer a direct connection to Microsoft Azure services as well as a low-latency private link to customer-resources located in the nearby Azure South Central region. All of these services will now be available at Stream’s San Antonio data center.
Stream Data Centers and Megaport Partnership Enables Private Direct Cloud Connectivity for North American Customers · Stream Data Centers · read 2026-09-06
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1813 Lookout Drive Garland, Texas 75044
In January of 2020, Stream commissioned the first phase of this greenfield hyperscale data center development, titled DFW VII, on a prime 23-acre site in Garland
The entire hyperscale facility was fully leased by a major cloud customer in 2023.
43 MW capacity at full build
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